Stan

Hi @ahmedhamde,

I believe the issue appears because of specific theme design. It’s very possible the button position is hardcoded in the theme CSS.

The link you’ve provided is not helpful because it’s not even a WordPress website.

Regards,
Stan

Hi @khismael,

You will need to edit the ..\templates\ti-wishlist-product-counter.php in this case and wrap the next string with brackets:

<span class="wishlist_products_counter_number"></span>

Our plugin has similar functionality to WooCommerce for template overrides. All you need is to copy & paste the Wishlist plugin template into a ..\woocommerce directory of your child-theme to reflect the changes.

Regards,
Stan

Hi @akhilmr,

Make sure you are using the most recent WPML and the Wishlist plugin versions. You may also try to re-save the permalinks structure in your WordPress settings and also clear cache (in case you are using any cache plugins)

Regards,
Stan

Hi @richard_vermeer,
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Any string or word in our plugin that does not persist in plugin settings can be changed/translated using the “poEdit” tool or “Loco Translate” plugin.

• Open to edit ti-woocommerce-wishlist.pot in “..\ti-woocommerce-wishlist\languages” directory and make the necessary changes using the poEdit tool.
• Create ti-woocommerce-wishlist folder in “..\wp-content\languages” directory. (The name of the folder should be exactly as provided in this guide!)
• Upload ti-woocommerce-wishlist-{your_locale}.mo file into this folder using FTP or cPanel File Manager.

Regards,
Stan

Hi @finnwulf,

If the plugin is translated to 100% it will be displayed in your native language set in WordPress General Settings. Though you can change the language to English in the WP dashboard for your current account under the Users -> Your Profile.

Regards,
Stan

Hi @lumiclothing,

It will require customization to achieve this.
You can enable the “Require Login” option in a plugin General Settings section. In this case a guest will be redirected to login/register page once clicking the counter link.

Regards,
Stan

Hi @malteserone,

1. It will require customization to add product description into a table

2. Use DOM inspector in your browser to find the CSS applied for the “VIEW TOUR” button. Then you can apply your own styles for the “Remove” button in a plugin Style Options section. The rules should look something like this:

.tinv-wishlist .product-remove button {

    line-height: 1.7em;
    display: inline-block;
    width: 100%;
    height: auto;
    border-radius: 50px;
    transition: all 0.2s ease-in-out;
    border: none;
    background-color: rgba(71,160,255,0.8);
    color: #fff;
    margin-top: 10px;
    padding-left: 0;

}

Regards,
Stan

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by Stan.